The best thing is the balcony.

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1 3a The best thing is the balcony. Comparative and superlative of adjectives Vocabulary House and furniture From: Subject: 3 AWAY FROM HOME Hi Laura, more modern place in Read Listen and read the . What is Kerry s home town? Comprehension 2 Answer the questions. Write the answers in your notebook. Cadiz Vocabulary: House and furniture 3a Recall In your notebook, complete the lists with house and furniture words. Then 4 check the Word bank on page 112. Rooms: kitchen Parts of a house: door Fittings: bath Furniture: table b 1 33 Extension Listen and repeat. Name the parts of the house and garden. Which words are not in the picture? Parts of the house

2 3a Comparative and superlative of adjectives Short adjectives small smaller smallest ger gest ier tastiest Long adjectives more most Irregular adjectives better best worse worst far further furthest smaller than The most interesting 4 Read the again. Notice the words in red. Practice 5a Look at the information about unusual houses from around the world. In your notebook, write sentences using the comparative form of the adjective in brackets. The view from The Bubble Palace is better than the view from The Tree House. b In your notebook, write sentences with the superlative. Pronunciation: /v/ vase, /w/ wall Go to page 114. Listen Listen to two students talking about the houses in Exercise 5a. Copy the table into your notebook and complete it. House Palace House Where? Extra practice Good points Bad points America unusual noisy?????? For more practice, go to page 104. The Shoe House BUILT: 1948 NUMBER OF BEDROOMS: 3 COMFORT VIEW: DISTANCE FROM THE TOWN The Tree House BUILT: 2004 NUMBER OF BEDROOMS: 4 COMFORT VIEW: DISTANCE FROM THE TOWN The Bubble Palace BUILT: 1989 NUMBER OF BEDROOMS: 10 COMFORT: VIEW: DISTANCE FROM CITY: 33

3 3b You ve got a lot of luggage! much, many, a lot of, a few, a little Vocabulary Function Dialogue Listen and read. Why must Emma hurry? Comprehension 2 Answer the questions. Write the answers in your notebook. Mum: Emma: Mum: Emma: Mum: Emma: Mum: Emma: Mum: a lot of much much many many much space in a few a lot of S? LVE IT! 3 What time does the plane leave? Vocabulary: Common uncountable nouns 4a 1 37 Listen and repeat. In your notebook, match the uncountable nouns (1 10) to the countable nouns (a i). Which uncountable noun has not got a countable noun? 1 h 10 space b In your notebook, add another countable noun to each uncountable noun in the list (1 9). 1 a mushroom 34

4 3b Countable and uncountable nouns with much, many, a lot of, a few, a little Countable nouns Affirmative are a lot of are a few Negative aren t many Questions Are there many How many books are Uncountable nouns Affirmative s a lot of s a little Negative isn t much Questions Is there much How much space is 5 Read the dialogue again. Notice the words in red. 7 Copy the sentences into your notebook and complete them with much, many, a few, a little or a lot of and the words from the box. a lot of homework??????? Practice 6 Choose the correct answer. Write it in your notebook. Dad: Mum: 1 a lot of / a little Dad: 2 many / much Mum: 3 many / much 4 a little / a few Dad: 5 many / much Mum: Dad: 6 many / much Use your English: Ask permission and respond Listen and repeat. Then practise the conversation in pairs. A: B: A: B: Ask permission Respond positively Respond negatively 9 Practise similar conversations with the prompts. Respond positively and negatively each time. Extra practice For more practice, go to page

5 3c How wide is it? How + adjectives of dimension Vocabulary Dialogue Listen and read. Complete the dialogue with the correct Phrases. Write the answers in your notebook. Kiran, Jodie and Tom are on a trip to Cornwall. They re visiting the Eden Project. Kiran: Jodie: 1? Kiran: Tom: Kiran: How high Jodie: 2? Tom: Kiran: And how long Tom: Kiran: how wide Tom: Jodie: Kiran: 3? Jodie: Tom: Jodie: Please, 4? Tom: Vocabulary: Large numbers Listen and repeat the numbers. S? LVE IT! 4 How many people altogether go to the Eden project every year? Phrases Comprehension 36 2 In your notebook, write if the sentences are true (T) or false (F).

6 3c Question word How + adjectives of dimension How high/tall How long How wide How deep How heavy How much does it How far How big high/tall long wide deep very big 5 Read the dialogue again. Notice the words in red. Practice 6 Read the information from an online encyclopedia. Ask and answer about the dimensions. A: How high is Quay House? B: It s 350 centimetres high. QUAY HOUSE, WALES This is the smallest house in Britain. It is 350 centimetres high and 180 centimetres wide. It s about 500 metres from the train station. THE AFRICAN ELEPHANT The African elephant is the largest land animal. The male is about four metres tall and it is very heavy. Some weigh 6,000 kilos. The females are smaller. They are about three metres and weigh about 3,000 kilos. LOCH NESS, SCOTLAND Loch Ness is a lake in Scotland. It is 209 kilometres north of Edinburgh. It is about 36 kilometres long, nearly 3 kilometres wide and 132 metres deep. And it s got a monster in it! Write 7 In your notebook, write entries for the online encyclopedia in Exercise 6. Use the notes below. THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA What? The longest wall in the world How long? 8,800 km How high? 7.6 metres How wide? from metres AIRBUS A380 What? The largest public plane in the world How long? metres How high? metres How much does it weigh? 361,000 kilos Extra practice For more practice, go to page

7 3d Famous monuments SKILLS FOCUS: READING ACROSS CULTURES Get started 1 Look at the photos. Where are the two monuments? Which one do you prefer and why? Read READING TIP: SCAN FOR SPECIFIC INFORMATION 2 Scan the two articles. Which of the two monuments is older? Which one is higher? THE LIBERTY BIG BEN On 31 st THE STATUE THE MONUMENT FROM THE GROUND TO THE TOP OF THE TORCH THE LEFT EYE THE NOSE THE MOUTH THE RIGHT ARM 46 metres high 93 metres high 0.76 metres wide 1.48 metres long 0.91 metres wide 12.8 metres long 38 NEW WORDS monument diameter statue left

8 3d Comprehension Now read the articles. In your notebook, write if the sentences are true (T), false (F) or if the text doesn t say (DS). 4 Read the articles again. Choose the correct answer. Write it in your notebook. Big Ben / the Statue of Liberty the Statue of Liberty / Big Ben s clock clock / statue 4 The Statue of Liberty / Big Ben s bell the Statue of Liberty / Big Ben 6 Big Ben s / The Statue of Liberty s Big Ben / the Statue of Liberty Listen Listen to information about New York s Empire State Building. Copy the notes into your notebook and complete the information. The Empire State Building It s on the corner of 1 5th Avenue and West 34 th Street. The designer s name is William 2?. The date of the building is 3?. There are 4? floors. There are 5? windows. The building is 6? metres high. It s open every day from 7? a.m. to 8? a.m. There are 9? million visitors a year. There are 10? lifts. Speak 6 Work in pairs. Take turns being a tourist and a tour guide at one of the places on these pages. Use the information in Exercises 2 and 5 to ask and answer questions about it. A: Welcome to Big Ben. This beautiful clock tower s other name is the Elizabeth Tower. B: What s the date of Big Ben? Project 7 In your notebook, write information for a leaflet about a famous monument or building in your town. Answer some of the questions and give other information. The most famous monument in Paris is the Eiffel Tower. Its date is... 39

9 3e SKILLS FOCUS: Writing a postcard Get ready to write Hello from London! 1 Read the postcard from Piers. What is the picture of? 4 Copy the postcard into your notebook and complete it with the phrases from the box. Hello from Bath! The Roman baths in this picture are about 1,700 years old. So this is a 1 very old city. The water in the baths is 2?. It s about 46ºC. There are actors in Roman costumes and they tell visitors about life in Roman times. It s 3? to listen to them, but some of the costumes look BATH 4?! It s 5? here and we re going to have a picnic lunch in the park soon. I can t wait. I m 6?! Love Teresa LONDON Hello from London! The weather s quite good for February. The sun s shining and it isn t very cold. I m sitting in a café in Covent Garden. It s a bit expensive, but the chocolate cake is really delicious. This is a picture of the Transport Museum. It s full of old buses and underground trains and it s really interesting. You can also see old tickets. The oldest bus ticket is from 1860! See you soon Piers 2 Answer the questions. Write the answers in your notebook. The sun s shining and it isn t very cold. WRITING TIP: INTENSIFIERS a bit, quite, very, really + adjective a bit 3 Read the postcard again. Find the intensifiers Write 5 Read the task and write a postcard in your notebook. Use the adjectives from the box with quite, very, really and a bit. Jesteś na wycieczce w ciekawym miejscu. Napisz pocztówkę do koleżanki ze Stanów Zjednoczonych. pocztówki. Długość pocztówki powinna wynosić od 50 do 100 słów. 40

10 3 Language Revision 3 (18 marks) 1 Copy the sentences into your notebook and complete them with the comparative or superlative. Add than where necessary. 0 London is bigger than the coldest???????? 2 Choose the correct answer. Write it in your notebook. much / a lot of much / many a few / a lot of a few / a little many / much much / many a few / a little 3 Copy the questions into your notebook and complete them with the correct adjective. 0 A: high B: 1 A:? B: 2 A:? B: 3 A:? B: 4 A:? B: Vocabulary (14 marks) 4 Write the numbers in your notebook two hundred and fifty 1 3, , , ,000,000 5 In your notebook, complete the parts of the house (1 10). Use the plan to help you. A LCO N L _ _ _ O _ 5 LA _ D _ NG 9 G _ _ 2 L _ N _ 3 C _ LISTEN AND CHECK YOUR SCORE Total Phrases/Use your English (8 marks) 6 Copy the dialogues into your notebook and complete them with phrases from the box /40 1 A: B:? 2 A: B:? 3 A: B:? 4 A: B:? 7 In your notebook, write the conversation in the correct order. 41